Amazing video. Exciting that so many new rules of film are being found and processed. Always disturbing to see somebody get hit and go down. But after decades of watching the same film of Allied gunners shooting things down, very interesting to see the bad guys view.
You mean you've never watched Die Deutsche Wochenschau, where there are tons of shots of 20mm Flaks conducting anti-aircraft fire? How do you explain that?
@@markusschmidt4597 Aber du hast es dir nur eingebildet. Von denen, die Sie hier erwähnt haben, verdienen es nur die Sowjets, als Bösewichte bezeichnet zu werden, und nicht alle von ihnen.
Was that rounds impacting the hillside in the distance just in front of and all around the P-40? The footage is so grainy its hard to tell. Awesome footage either way though.
Around when it smacks into the hillside, I can see puffs of smoke appearing out of the hill, like cannon fire smacking ground - looks to be the case they were firing all the way until it went in
After a certain point 1942? It seems everyone was wearing camouflage, even on vehicles So that battlefields are ghosts hunting ghosts and you can't see anyone atall
Warhawks were used extensively in the Mediterranean and Middle East theatre of World War II by USAAF units, including the 33rd, 57th, 58th, 79th, 324th and 325th Fighter Groups. Wiki, I know it stinks, but we flew them for the whole war. Same as the Wildcat.
Flak 38 = badass. X 4 = Quadruple Badass. That crew gets an A+ for camouflage their position.
Ground soliders: You have a hole on your right wing!!!
P-40f pilot: Oh STFU I know that!!!!
Holy cow it was so easy to shot down by the Jerry AA gun
What?
Amazing video. Exciting that so many new rules of film are being found and processed. Always disturbing to see somebody get hit and go down. But after decades of watching the same film of Allied gunners shooting things down, very interesting to see the bad guys view.
You mean you've never watched Die Deutsche Wochenschau, where there are tons of shots of 20mm Flaks conducting anti-aircraft fire? How do you explain that?
Was heisst hier Boesewichte.Die waren Boesewichte waren die
Amerikaner,Briten,Franzosen,Polen
und die Russen.Kapiert.
@@markusschmidt4597 der wahre Bösewicht hier war dein Deutschlehrer.
@@markusschmidt4597 Aber du hast es dir nur eingebildet. Von denen, die Sie hier erwähnt haben, verdienen es nur die Sowjets, als Bösewichte bezeichnet zu werden, und nicht alle von ihnen.
@@markusschmidt4597 Wer hat den Krieg begonnen, Dummkopf, Polen oder Deutschland?
Herrlich, ein Lob an die Flak Besatzung
British and Australian airforcesused p40 in italy as fighter/bombers
Was that rounds impacting the hillside in the distance just in front of and all around the P-40?
The footage is so grainy its hard to tell.
Awesome footage either way though.
Around when it smacks into the hillside, I can see puffs of smoke appearing out of the hill, like cannon fire smacking ground - looks to be the case they were firing all the way until it went in
@@Bang-ld4be - yep. My thoughts exactly. Great footage.
My dad was a mp in Italy and supervised five hundred German prisoners kept in constatine wire jail !!!!
Надеюсь он руководил как нормальный человек а не как доктор Менгеле ???
Im a bit confused ...the P-40 Warhawk , equiped with Bombs (right)
It depended on which country used theP-40,.There was the Kittyhawk,Tomahawk,Warhawk. They were workhorse, like the Hurricane in its' day.
...Mein Großvater hat bei einer 2 cm Vierlings Flak auf einem Eisenbahnwagon im 2. Weltkrieg sehr erfolgreich gedient...in Frankreich & Jugoslawien...
ThaBrits used the P40 Kittyhawk as a fighter bomber extensively.
It states original sound but there's no sound that I can bring up.
Cameras from the 1940s didn’t record sound, sound was recorded with a separate apparatus and synchronized with the film after
the Original sound text is always put there by UA-cam as long as you don't put any copyrighted/registered audio over it
What it should have been if the movie “Red Tails” had been more historically accurate.
After a certain point 1942?
It seems everyone was wearing camouflage, even on vehicles
So that battlefields are ghosts hunting ghosts and you can't see anyone atall
German armoured units called it walking forest.
@@GarySpeight-cv5sw rank patches and medals even had oak leaves
Walking forest sounds cool, that's the tactic used in Macbeth in the story
Near Monte Cassino?
Wonder if he got out
I didn’t see any parachute !
Centro!!!
долетался?
Someone know when happend exactly and who ?
American pilots that's for sure.
@@user-yp9nz6bs9qа если это британцы ?
P-40s in Italy? Who the fuck is flying them?!
Warhawks were used extensively in the Mediterranean and Middle East theatre of World War II by USAAF units, including the 33rd, 57th, 58th, 79th, 324th and 325th Fighter Groups.
Wiki, I know it stinks, but we flew them for the whole war. Same as the Wildcat.
Some newer film spliced in here ?